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nounˈspiːtʃ kəˌmjuːnɪtiˈspitʃ kəˌmjunədi A group of people sharing a common language or dialect. Example sentencesExamples - These variants point to a performer working out names according to phonemic norms in his or her speech community.
- We can all be categorised into a speech community by way of language, professional idiolect, local or acquired dialect, accent or habitual usage.
- Chapter five offers explanations that aim at resolving the unusual finding of gender, class and education patterns in the Cairene speech community.
- These are not numbers of speakers of the minority languages, however, as the Catalan, Gallego, and Basque provinces all hold diverse populations and speech communities.
- Egypt is part of the Arabic speech community of about 250 million people, spread from Morocco to Oman.
- Every once in a while, such mistakes do get picked up by enough members of some speech community to reach the status of a genuine variant.
- It's not a folk etymology, because this is the usage of one person rather than an entire speech community.
- In this approach, the linguistic behavior of a speech community is based on frequency-counts of standard and non-standard variables across stylistic and social stratification.
- Research on language acquisition tells us that all normal children acquire the language of their speech community effortlessly and flawlessly.
- Today, nearly all English speakers drop g's sometimes, but in a given speech community, the proportion varies systematically depending on formality, social class, sex, and other variables as well.
- A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community.
- On this base, rap discourse explores various resources provided by the linguistic repertoire of the speech community.
- He also importantly adds that to participate in a speech community is not quite the same as being a member of it.
- The concept of a discourse community borrows from that of a speech community.
- If a reanalysis takes hold, it must usually be because it spontaneously happens over and over, not because one infant's idea spreads to the speech community as a whole.
- These are of course not representative of the speech community as a whole.
- As with other speech acts, apologies can serve as illuminating sources of information on the sociocultural values of a speech community, including possible differences between female and male values.
- Whatever the outcome, linguists' best protection against such problems is to be solidly based in the speech communities in question, which is a good idea in any event.
- Copying can be exact: members of a speech community can share identical phonological representations.
- In fact, any honest observer who has worked on even the most extensively documented speech communities will recognize the sort of thing that they are writing about.
nounˈspitʃ kəˌmjunədiˈspēCH kəˌmyo͞onədē A group of people sharing a common language or dialect. Example sentencesExamples - Whatever the outcome, linguists' best protection against such problems is to be solidly based in the speech communities in question, which is a good idea in any event.
- He also importantly adds that to participate in a speech community is not quite the same as being a member of it.
- As with other speech acts, apologies can serve as illuminating sources of information on the sociocultural values of a speech community, including possible differences between female and male values.
- These are not numbers of speakers of the minority languages, however, as the Catalan, Gallego, and Basque provinces all hold diverse populations and speech communities.
- In fact, any honest observer who has worked on even the most extensively documented speech communities will recognize the sort of thing that they are writing about.
- A speech community is not necessarily coextensive with a language community.
- In this approach, the linguistic behavior of a speech community is based on frequency-counts of standard and non-standard variables across stylistic and social stratification.
- We can all be categorised into a speech community by way of language, professional idiolect, local or acquired dialect, accent or habitual usage.
- If a reanalysis takes hold, it must usually be because it spontaneously happens over and over, not because one infant's idea spreads to the speech community as a whole.
- These are of course not representative of the speech community as a whole.
- Copying can be exact: members of a speech community can share identical phonological representations.
- On this base, rap discourse explores various resources provided by the linguistic repertoire of the speech community.
- It's not a folk etymology, because this is the usage of one person rather than an entire speech community.
- The concept of a discourse community borrows from that of a speech community.
- Research on language acquisition tells us that all normal children acquire the language of their speech community effortlessly and flawlessly.
- Egypt is part of the Arabic speech community of about 250 million people, spread from Morocco to Oman.
- Today, nearly all English speakers drop g's sometimes, but in a given speech community, the proportion varies systematically depending on formality, social class, sex, and other variables as well.
- Every once in a while, such mistakes do get picked up by enough members of some speech community to reach the status of a genuine variant.
- These variants point to a performer working out names according to phonemic norms in his or her speech community.
- Chapter five offers explanations that aim at resolving the unusual finding of gender, class and education patterns in the Cairene speech community.
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